Concurrent Operation and Interaction Provisions Sample Clauses

Concurrent Operation and Interaction Provisions. 1. The National Credit Law is not intended to exclude the operation of State and Territory legislation that is capable of operating concurrently with it, including: (a) the Fair Trading Acts; and (b) the enactment by State and Territory Parliaments of consequential amendments to, or repeal of, State and Territory legislation, or other transitional arrangements, as required to establish and support the National Credit Law. 2. The National Credit Law will include provisions relating to the interaction between the National Credit Law and State and Territory laws (‘the Interaction Provisions’). The Interaction Provisions will, amongst other things, provide for the operation of certain State or Territory legislation to prevail over the National Credit Law where: a) subordinate legislation made under the National Credit Law provides that the National Credit Law does not apply to certain matters dealt with by prescribed State or Territory legislation; or b) the State or Territory legislation expressly indicates that certain matters are excluded from the operation of the National Credit Law in accordance with the provisions of the National Credit Law. 3. Nothing in this clause 5.2 is intended to limit the Commonwealth’s power to legislate in reliance on its legislative powers without the State Referral Legislation.
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Concurrent Operation and Interaction Provisions. (1) The National Credit Law is not intended to exclude the operation of State and Territory legislation that is capable of operating concurrently with it, including: (a) the Fair Trading Acts; and (b) the enactment by State and Territory Parliaments of consequential amendments to, or repeal of, State and Territory legislation, or other transitional arrangements, as required to establish and support the National Credit Law. (2) The National Credit Law will include provisions relating to the interaction between the National Credit Law and State and Territory laws (‘the Interaction Provisions’). The Interaction Provisions will, amongst other things, provide for the operation of certain State or Territory legislation to prevail over the National Credit Law where: (a) subordinate legislation made under the National Credit Law provides that the National Credit Law does not apply to certain matters dealt with by prescribed State or Territory legislation; or (b) the State or Territory legislation expressly indicates that certain matters are excluded from the operation of the National Credit Law in accordance with the provisions of the National Credit Law. (3) Nothing in this clause 5.2 is intended to limit the Commonwealth’s power to legislate in reliance on its legislative powers without the State Referral Legislation. 5.3 Parties to notify Forum of proposed amendments (1) A Commonwealth or State Minister will not introduce a ▇▇▇▇ into their respective Parliaments or make subordinate legislation that would amend the National Credit Law or the State Referral Legislation unless the Forum has been consulted about the proposed amendments in accordance with clause 5.4. (2) Without limiting clause 5.3.1, a Commonwealth or State Minister will notify the Forum of all legislative proposals for Commonwealth or State legislation that would alter the effect, scope or operation of the National Credit Law or the State Referral Legislation. (3) The notification required under clause 5.3.2 should ordinarily occur at the earliest practicable time after development of a legislative proposal and preferably before the introduction of the ▇▇▇▇ or submission of subordinate legislation to the Governor- General or Governor as the case may be. (4) Where, because of unavoidable considerations of government, the notification required under clause 5.3.2 cannot be undertaken before the introduction of the ▇▇▇▇ concerned or the submission of subordinate legislation concerned, the Minister con...
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Concurrent Operation and Interaction Provisions. (1) The National Credit Law is not intended to exclude the operation of State and Territory legislation that is capable of operating concurrently with it, including: (a) the Fair Trading Acts; and (b) the enactment by State and Territory Parliaments of consequential amendments to, or repeal of, State and Territory legislation, or other transitional arrangements, as required to establish and support the National Credit Law. (2) The National Credit Law will include provisions relating to the interaction between the National Credit Law and State and Territory laws (‘the Interaction Provisions’). The Interaction Provisions will, amongst other things, provide for the operation of certain State or Territory legislation to prevail over the National Credit Law where: (a) subordinate legislation made under the National Credit Law provides that the National Credit Law does not apply to certain matters dealt with by prescribed State or Territory legislation; or (b) the State or Territory legislation expressly indicates that certain matters are excluded from the operation of the National Credit Law in accordance with the provisions of the National Credit Law. (3) Nothing in this clause 5.2 is intended to limit the Commonwealth’s power to legislate in reliance on its legislative powers without the State Referral Legislation.
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